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James River Technical Communications Greetings from The Sunny South, north of the James River, west of Williamsburg, and east of Richmond, Virginia! I could say that I Spared No Expense to have our renowned, intra-state headquarters constructed here in the Commonwealth. (I’d like to say that, but it would not, of course, be true.)
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What is Technical Communication? Technical communication is as diverse as our economy. We’re involved with information design, usability, quality assurance, marketing, editing, online Help authoring, instructional design, graphic & technical illustration, requirements analyses, design specifications, database & system architecture, and product guide books, for example. Experienced professionals tend to be good leaders and managers, though their résumés show a succession of independent, sole-writer, contracts.
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We Offer… Will our performance—our products, services, and reasonable cost—blow you away? Well, we believe you won’t be frightened away. We believe, instead, that you will be surprised—happily surprised—by the quality and cost of our services.
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Engage Us Do you need a technical communicator who is affiliated with standards-based organizations such as the Institute of Electrical & Electronics Engineers (IEEE)? Don’t you need technical communication solutions that comply with standards? James River Technical Communications has that expertise.
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About Us

Added Value
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Information Design
Know how your data are used

What Value Do You Get?

James River Technical Communications has the experience and skill to design your documentation to meet the needs of your customers for your products and your services.

A good technical communicator is both your customer’s advocate to you and your team’s advocate to your customers.

Increased Value

We understand and implement usability best practices as well as proven writing and organization skills. These, by themselves, add value to your products by reducing confusion among your customers or Web site visitors.

What Best Practices should You Use?

Consider these:

  • Usability
  • Audience Analysis
  • Readabiity
  • Voice
  • Content Organization & Orientation
  • Web Standards (W3C)
  • Search Engine Marketing
  • Search Engine Optimization

 

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Résumés

Whether you’re a graduate or reentering the workplace, you need a professional résumé. We can provide one for $50.

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White Papers

Promote your product or service line with a authoritative, well-written White Paper. We can provide this for as little as $250.

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Managed Content

Trying to keep your Web site current? We can convert your site to a managed content site using Joomla!, Drupal, or WordPress.

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